Classic lecture by the late Khallid Muhammad covering the topics of Martin Luther King and Malcolm X and much more was recorded on January 20, 1997.

#Cherokee #Choctaw #Chickasaw #Indians 

1. Source: Researches into the Physical History of Mankind. Second edition Volume 2, By James Cowles Prichard · 1826 https://www.google.com/books/edition/Researches_into_the_Physical_History_of/CCDCBbriUCYC?hl=en&gbpv=0 

2. Source: Lindsey's Guide Book to Western North Carolina ...By Thomas H. Lindsey · 1890 https://www.google.com/books/edition/Lindsey_s_Guide_Book_to_Western_North_Ca/3jMoAAAAYAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=0 

3. Atlantic Journal, and Friend of Knowledge Volume 1, By Constantine Samuel Rafinesque · 1833 https://www.google.com/books/edition/Atlantic_Journal_and_Friend_of_Knowledge/BWo3AQAAMAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=0 

Join us as we have a conversation breaking down who were the original inhabits of the territory we call the SE United States.  We show and prove that the Black Aboriginals were the original landlords of the South East territory of the United States and was moved out, due to war, by the Red Indian Native Americans. After the Red Indian and Black Indian war, the Red Indians stole the cultural identity, culture, and land of the Black Aboriginals. With that being said...join the conversation and let's get the full historic breakdown on what happened. Make sure you share, like, and comment on this conversation! Thanks! #RBCF

2011 New York City Lecture

Frances Luella Welsing was an American psychiatrist and well-known proponent of Black supremacist melanin theory. Her 1970 essay, The Cress Theory of Color-Confrontation and Racism, offered her interpretation of what she described as the origins of white supremacy culture.

Footage of interview with Dick Gregory by Andy Anderson, February 13, 1966, from the KVOS Channel 12 Films, Center for Pacific Northwest Studies, Western Washington University, Bellingham WA 98225-9123.

Steve Cokely: Homosexuality vs Promiscuity (in politics....Hoover, JFK, MLK, Jesse)

Steve Cokely (June 17, 1952 – April 11, 2012) was an American political researcher and lecturer who lectured nationally on political and economic issues relating especially to the Black American community.

Jay Winter Nightwolf of “The American Indian's Truths" Radio Show interviews Minister Louis Farrakhan about Justice Or Else! 20th Anniversary Million Man March in Washington, D.C. to address the 2015 National UNITY Conference, International Native Youth Council Conference. http://justiceorelse.com.  The interview aired on July 10, 2015 on Washington, D.C. Radio WPFW-89.3FM.

Minister Farrakhan's interview was part of Nation-wide mobilization efforts for Justice or Else 10-10-15 - Million Man March 20th Anniversary in Washington, D.C., October 10, 2015.  I Love Ancestry exists to empower people to seek knowledge of ancestral heritage, preserve historical truth, and unite like-minded people. At I Love Ancestry, we envision a world where people embrace their own and each other's roots, celebrate diversity, and advocate for indigenous cultures.

#PhillisWheatley #AfricanAmerican #BlackHistory #Blackculture  

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As the Wheatley story goes she was born in West Africa.  Phillis was kidnapped by slave traders and brought to New England in 1761. From a young age it was clear that Phillis was an extraordinary person. She mastered English, Latin, Greek and English literature at a time when enslaved people could be condemned to death for learning. As she entered her teen years, she became a writer. Back in the early 1770s, as she sat in this church, in these pews, Phillis scoured the holy scripture for the words she needed to give voice to her visions and to spark her imagination. All of things we are TOLD was Phillis Wheatley's passions, likes, and life. But #RBCF goes out on limb and say that this entire story is a HOAX!   So join the conversation to see why! And remember to like, share, and comment! Thanks! RBCF!

#Igbo #AfricanAmerican #comediangodfrey #BlackHistory 

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"My Nigerian great-grandfather sold slaves," was a big story years ago on BBC publication. Now, times have changed, and we have a Nigerian Comedian from the tribe of Igbo who said that he and his family never talked about the slave trade and he never heard of it until he came to the Americas.  Oddly enough, many Black Americans never heard of that story neither from our families, so where did we get all these slave stories from?   We dig deep to uncover the foundation and connections of this madness. We traveled back in time and pulled the wool off the old personalities and properly connect those personalities of the past, to those of today, and we show and prove that it's the same ole same ole. So, make sure you like, share, and most importantly comment on this dynamic conversation.   Thanks! #RBCF

#africanamerican #africa #blackhistory #aboriginal 

Join us as we have a conversation about the Black Americans holding a title of African Americans simply because the majority culture said so. It's time we descendants of slaves and  indigenous Negroes of america,  let go of the term "African American" and go back to calling ourselves Black - with a capital B.  Modern America is home now to millions of immigrants who were born in Africa. Their cultures and identities are split between Africa and the United States. 

They have last names like Onwughalu and Senkofa. They speak languages like Wolof, Twi, Yoruba and Hausa, and speak English with an accent. They were raised on African cuisine, music, dance and dress styles, customs and family dynamics. Their children often speak or at least understand their parents' native language.  Living descendants of slaves and negro Indians in America neither knew and cant trace a single African ancestors nor even have elder relatives who knew them. Most of us worship in Christian churches. Our cuisine is more southern U.S. than Senegalese. Starting with ragtime and jazz, we gave America intoxicating musical beats based on African conceptions of rhythm, but with melody and harmony based on Western traditions. 

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#Egypt #Aboriginals #AmericanIndians #NativeAmericans   

Source #1, Indians Of California: https://www.google.com/books/edition/Indians_of_California/BaToHQtsraMC?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=california+indian+long+bushy+hair&pg=PA196&printsec=frontcover  

Source #2, African Hebrew in New Haven: https://www.newspapers.com/clip/17036028/african-hebrew-in-new-haven-ct-in-1897/  

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Join us as we have a conversation about the Indians of California, as we address some of the comments. Then we follow that up with our opinions of Garfield vs Geechee Man Debate which is seems like Garfield is slaughtering Geechee Man, smh... So tap in with us, like, share, and comment on this content! Thanks! #RBCF